Salem, OR – The Salem-Keizer School Board has given the green light for Jane Goodall Environmental Middle School to continue its operations for another five years. In a unanimous decision made at the board’s February 11 meeting, the charter school was granted its renewal, ensuring its unique environmental-focused curriculum will remain a staple in the district for the foreseeable future.
The renewal of the school’s charter was celebrated by both educators and community members, as it marks a continued commitment to providing specialized education centered around environmental awareness and sustainability. The school, which has garnered attention for its hands-on approach to environmental education, will now be able to expand on its mission to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders.
In addition to the charter renewal, the school board also made key appointments to the district’s budget committee. Three new members were named during the meeting, signaling a strategic push to enhance financial oversight and planning within the district. The board’s decisions reflect a broader effort to support innovative educational programs while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
With the approval of its charter renewal, Jane Goodall Environmental Middle School is poised to continue its impactful work in environmental education, offering students a unique learning experience that emphasizes sustainability, conservation, and real-world problem solving.
